Jesus Culture Sacramento Message of the Week

Being a disciple is about following Jesus at all costs, even if it doesn’t make sense. Pastor Becky Johnson brings a convicting and powerful word about the importance of clinging to God, and how maturity in Christ is reflected when our actions line up with our words.

Disciples are those who are being transformed into the image of Christ. Pastor Banning challenges us to not live a stagnant, Christian life, but instead to always allow the wisdom and revelation of God to flow into our lives, and out of our lives to others. Are the works of God evident in our lives?

Pastor Banning reminds us that Jesus commands us to love others, because it will bear fruit that lasts in our lives, families, and communities. Investing in people means that we value what God values, and it’s important to ask God who He is calling us to intentionally pour our love, wisdom, and lives into in this season.

The children of Israel suffered when they disconnected from Moses. Pastor Banning speaks to the younger generation and encourages them to repent of the independent spirit, and turn to the older generation to receive the impartation of grace, council, and joy.

Pastor Banning teaches out of Exodus 17, that unity amongst the generations is the key to healthy families and victory as we fight for the promises of God. We need the older generation to give the younger generation wisdom, covering, and courage that empowers obedience to God.

Pastor Francis Anfuso, Senior Pastor of The Rock of Roseville, encourages us to trust God, seek His best, and choose obedience and risk over comfortability and mundane.

Danny and Sheri Silk, Founders of Loving On Purpose and leaders in our JC community, share their journey of faith and obedience to Jesus Culture. They beautifully provoked us to remember our journey with God, and to know the why behind our yes.

Lou Engle, founder of The Call and Lou Engle Ministries, exhorts us into the prophetic power of fasting and prayer, and reminds us of God’s promises over California, the global Church, and a coming movement of salvation and revival.

As we begin 2022, Pastor Banning challenges us to be a people that allow God to burden us with the things on His heart. Burdens from the heart of God become catalysts for action in our lives. We have to surrender the weight of the world to receive the burden of God.

As God is moving on the earth, we get to move with Him! Pastor Banning calls us to be a people that rest in the hope of God, and participate in what He is doing in and around us.